The double chart below illustrates information about migration in the UK. The line graph provided information about how long immigrants between 2000 and 2008 years intended to stay in the UK, while pie chart below shows the reasons for migration in 2008.
Overall, there are 3 different groups in the line graph and they all showed in 3 colours. Also there were provided numbers of migrants in thousands between 2000 and 2008. In the pie chart we can see that there are 4 groups all collored diffrently and provided reasons for migration but only for 2008 year and the numbers were given in procents.
To begin with, the red colour in the graph means migrants who stayed up to 2 years in the UK, green means 2 to 4 years and blue means 4 or more years. We can clearly see that blue category of migrants remained stable and have not changed showing 150 thousands, the green category have little flactuation over the year they have risen to 100 thousands by the 2008, the red category started same with blue category in 2000 with 150 thousands by the end of 2008 numbers show over 250 thousands which was significant grow of migrants who stayed in the UK.
In the pie chart, they also grouped by colours. The most significant reason to migrate was Work it showed 38 percent, and the least number of reasons was Other and No reason started groups both remaining 7 percent. The Study group showed 32 percent and Accompany/Join Family was 16 percent all of numbers was in 2008